Coadjutive

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 36
Rendering co-operation or mutual a istance. Coadjutor, n. One who co-operates with another; a fellow-helper or a istant; a colleague. "Away the friendly coadjutor flies." - Garth. - One who is empowered or appointed to the duties of another; a proxy. Camden. 16 m. from Olympia. (Eccl.) In the Roman Catholic Church, one who acts as a istant to a bishop; a joint prelate. Coadju'torship, n. Co-a istance; state or quality of a coadjutor.
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